GearAmerica Recovery Gloves – Off-Road Gloves for Winching, Rigging & Towing – Reinforced for Safety. Grip & Durability

will use for my jeep winch cables

Fit well, well made

I got these for my boyfriend as he is a delivery driver and having something to protect his hands while also keeping his grip is very important when he's moving large furniture items. He loves them, fit well, stayed on while working, perfect amount of support and grip. I will say about 6-7 months of use they have gotten pretty worn out, so I'm not sure what longevity they usually have especially because his job is hard on his safety gear, but he really loves them and thinks they are comfortable.

Awsome well made

Firstly, Gear America makes very good quality gear, at a good price. They properly rate and responsibly market their recovery gear. I recently got some straps of several brands and the Gear America were the ones properly marked for loads, and with the best workmanship. So I trust and recommend the brand.I'm not on the fence on these gloves, I can recommend them, but with one caveat: While for the retail price these are very good work gloves, I do not think these are right for steel cable. I have synthetic on mine, but if you have steel cable especially, but even any cable, I would spend about 50% more, which is not much, and get gloves with full reinforced coverage on the palms and inside of finger area, and Kevlar. They do not need to be that bulkily, just more on the palms and some amount of cut protection.Again, these are good gloves.One sizing, I have pretty much medium to large hands for a mans hands, and these "mediums" fit well. They have some stretch and fit if your hands are on the large size. And you will not be wearing them all day. So medium are really a one size fits all, and a good size for a man with medium to large men's hands.

Listing says made in America, it is not. Their listing needs to be corrected and not with the tagline "... and imported".Also they need to offer a bigger size. Only medium? On a glove meant to be used in a hobby dominated by large men? I'm 6' with hands average size for my height and these are tight.

I ordered these gloves to try out as a potential replacement for some older gloves that I had. My use case is probably best described as multi-purpose rather than for "winching, rigging, & towing". But they have been great at protecting my hands and making different jobs easier.Pros:- Extra padding at common wear areas are a great addition- Bumpers on the outside of gloves help when your hands get pushed or hit against objects (something my other gloves don't help with)- High vis orange color is DEFINITELY high visibility- Ventilated for hot weather- Fit well for my hands and were comfortableCriticisms:- Although there are slits on what I call the bumpers for the backs of your hands, the gloves still restrict motion slightly. I would describe them as "stiff" and would compare it to a very very starchy jacket or jeans.- Wrists are a bit big for me so not as sealed, but these are probably made more generic to fit a variety of users

The GearAmerica gloves work great for exactly what they are specified to do. I use them when hauling stuff, and when off-roading. They fit as expected and are very comfortable and well made.

Well designed, well made, good looking, excellent value work gloves

I'm a trucker that uses chains and binders every day at work, and these have lasted just over a month, they now have holes in palm and finger tips.So my quest for long lasting gloves goes on.....these would be great for casual work, but don't stand up to the daily grind....